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WTO faces inflection point as EU, CPTPP call for sweeping overhaul

Geneva — The World Trade Organization is at a “critical juncture” and requires deep, structural reform, the European Union and

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G7 presses for halt to civilian attacks in Iran conflict, warns of global fallout

France — Foreign ministers from the Group of Seven on Friday called for an immediate cessation of attacks on civilians

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Global shipping routes shift as Arctic ice melt opens new trade corridors

“The gradual retreat of Arctic sea ice is altering global shipping dynamics, creating shorter but geopolitically sensitive trade routes.” The

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China signals calibrated trade shift, vows deeper market opening after record surplus

Beijing— Chinese Premier Li Qiang said on Sunday that China would further open its economy to foreign firms and pursue

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Trafigura And Gupta Trade Final Arguments As Metals Dispute Nears Resolution

London – A long-running commercial dispute enters its final phase as both sides present sharply different interpretations of events, highlighting

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Wall Street Rebounds as Tech Stocks Stabilize After Sharp Sell-Off

After a volatile start to the week, Wall Street managed a modest recovery as investors found reassurance in steady tech

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Beijing’s Steady Course: China Maintains 5% Growth Target Despite Global Challenges

Beijing – China’s economy continued its steady trajectory in the third quarter of 2025, with gross domestic product (GDP) expanding

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New Zealand Strengthens Regional Partnerships Amid Global Trade Shifts

Wellington — New Zealand Finance Minister Nicola Willis reaffirmed the nation’s commitment to stronger regional and bilateral partnerships, emphasizing that

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Brexit Sparks Global Reflection on Trade Cooperation, Says BoE Governor Andrew Bailey

In a message that resonates far beyond Britain’s borders, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has urged global leaders to

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UN Maritime Agency’s Carbon Pricing Talks Extended: A Step Toward Balanced, Inclusive Climate Action

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has delayed its decision on a global carbon price for shipping by a year —